OBITUARY Announces World Demise Full Performance Livestream

Obituary is set to celebrate 30 years of their 1994 album World Demise this September with a livestream event. The livestream will take place on September 7 and 8, and is split into the following iterations:

• September 7 – The band’s setlist selection and final rehearsal for their upcoming tour with Sepultura
• September 8 – World Demise played in full

Tickets and merch packages are available here.

On the sets, Obituary offered: “We are super excited and want to invite all our fans around the World to join us September 7^th & 8^th (5pm EST) as we celebrate the 30 year anniversary of World Demise as we go ‘LIVE’ from RedNeck Studio in Florida and bring you Back-to-Back Nights of Obituary Classics and World Demise Full Album Performance!!”

Obituary recently announced three headlining tour dates around their upcoming tour with Sepultura, Agnostic Front, and Claustrofobia. Two dates take place right before the tour kicks off, and then there’s one extra after the trek on October 14. Tickets are available here.

9/14 Louisville, KY Portal
9/15 Indianapolis, IN Black Circle
10/14 Richmond, VA Canal Club

The full farewell tour from Sepultura featuring Obituary, Agnostic Front, and Claustrofobia run as follows. Tickets are available here.

9/17 Chicago, IL ConcordMusic Hall
9/18 Minneapolis, MN UptownTheater
9/20 Denver, CO The Ogden Theater
9/21 Salt Lake City, UT The Depot
9/22 Boise, ID Knitting Factory
9/23 Seattle, WA The Showbox SODO
9/25 San Francisco, CA The Warfield
9/26 Los Angeles, CA The Novo
9/27 San Diego, CA House Of Blues
9/28 Tucson, AZ RialtoTheatre
9/30 Dallas, TX The Factory
10/2 Tampa, FL JannusLive
10/3 Atlanta, GA Buckhead Theater
10/4 Raleigh, NC The Ritz
10/5 Baltimore, MD Rams Head Live
10/6 Philadelphia, PA Franklin Music Hall
10/8 Cleveland, OH @The Agora Ballroom
10/9 Toronto, ON @Rebel (+ Harvest, no Claustrofobia)
10/10 Montreal, QC L’Olympia (+ Harvest, no Claustrofobia)
10/11 Worcester, MA The Palladium
10/12 New York, NY The PalladiumTimes Square